[dmz]

When she specifically (and correctly) tells the prosecution not to coach witnesses, and then the prosecution willfully does exactly that, her ideology is not the issue (IMHO). I think who appointed her to the bench is, in this case, a convenient dodge for accepting the reality that the prosecution royally screwed up.

The guy is still guilty. Nothing can or will change that.

[hflynn]

In April 2002, Moussaoui pleaded guilty to all six counts of the indictment that charged him with conspiracy to commit acts of terrorism, to commit aircraft piracy, to destroy aircraft, to use weapons of mass destruction and to murder U.S. employees and destroy property. Four of the charges carry a maximum sentence of death.

IMHO it has been decided at the highest level(s) of the US government Moussaoui alive is more important than Moussaoui dead.